Iris's Nightmare - B&W of course. Every boss was super easy, even on DM. That guy who challenges you to a duel several times. I was woefully under prepared for near constant battle through out the whole ordeal with no repair kits.
All trademarks are property of their respective owners in the US and other countries. hardest ♥♥♥♥ ever and I was only on Blood and Broken bones difficulty and I died around 30 times. I think its the "stat respec guy" from Witcher 2. Some do it via the intent of the being while others do it by such a being's nature. Grotore, that bloody spriggan spawning archesporis was a pain to kill... Having to dodge both god what a task. I haven't played the expansions yet so to me, the Djinn in 'The Last Wish' was a tough one.
Witchers see monsters as things they must slay, often those that react to silver negatively are considered monsters.
For me ithink it was azar javed and his pet. I'm talking about lore here not difficulty in the game Note: This is ONLY to be used to report spam, advertising, and problematic (harassment, fighting, or rude) posts. The only other memorable one was my 1st encounter with the CHort in the cave, because I was a few levels too low and he killed me with 1 or 2 hits every time. The unseen elder is a good pick. No Cursed oil and a very low chance of Igni burning him. All trademarks are property of their respective owners in the US and other countries. All 'hard' HoS and BaW bosses have been one shot for me on DM. While I didn't have to reload the mission, it took me several minutes to take him down while having maybe 5% health left with no healing items what so ever. Playing on DM - first playthorugh - tank build. Freaking insane without a healer! Would not be able to touch Gaunter's time control. The Barghest or whatever from Witcher 1, the first boss. Made even worse during the final quest strands. last boss of b&w for me, a nightmare in death march and a sign build...
Hardest boss was the damn targeting and spiny move that Geralt likes to do for no reasons.
On my 1st playthrough Jenny O' The Woods gave me a hell of a time untill i figured out Yrden and dodged and rolled like crazy. For me it was the Werewolf during "Wild at Heart" for which I was heavily underprepared.
Higher vampires are known as some of the strongest monsters and he is basically their lord.
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Creatures and Monsters are enemies in Witcher 3: Wild Hunt that are not clearly defined. All rights reserved. In Vanilla....probably the White Orchard Griffin. 3) Unseen Elder--- unmatched physical strength and speed. Turn on Enemy Upscaling and play on the hardest difficulty. Cant remember exact name.
Just curious which enemy you thought was the toughest to fight. Upscaled Rats © Valve Corporation. I've tought it was Gaunter for a while but now with the Unseen Elder I'm not sure anymore!! Those where so hard to beat and almost to me thought impossible. The tension buildup was great, and he turned out to be a far more memorable enemy than the rest combined. Hi, mates I have been wondering who's the Strongest monster or enemy that Geralt has ever faced within the 3 games we played! I had to turn off enemy upscaling. Face those rats down in the sewers of Novigrad.. He damn near kills Geralt with the flick of a finger. Note: This is ONLY to be used to report spam, advertising, and problematic (harassment, fighting, or rude) posts. Damn near unbeatable. The Operator. That Alzur's daemon from the 1st chapter of TW1. If I had to choose it would be probably the HoS mage boss. Had to resort to using a relic sword by the end of it because my grandmaster sword was broken. 2) Gaunter O'Dimm 2nd most powerful enemy, can easily destroy anything by controlling time and immortality and what not, except no. Tough dude... That being said Vilgefortz was able to beat Geralt... and later a random dude with a pitchfork, so maybe you don't need that much power to take Geralt out :D
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